Speech #850127434

I hope we can provide him with sufficient evidence that we in the Congress are diligently searching for the fulfillment of the very ideals that he mentions are the sinews of a vital democracy. Under leave to extend my remarks. I should like to include his speech as follows: The longer I go on in public service. the firmer becomes my conviction that we must focus some very heavy artillery on the socalled good people of every communitythe indifferent. the slothful. the oversensitive. the cynical. the tired liberals. the refugees from responsibility. Some years ago. Bertrand Russell wrote a provocative essay which he titled "The Harm That Good Men Do." He was not primarily concerned with the patent scoundrels and fakersthe malicious. the evil. the predatory. we have been alerted to their menace. and we have built up